Experts from packaging suppliers DS Smith and ORBIS share new ideas, innovations and new opportunities in automotive packaging and container management that will play key roles in supply chain sustainability and eliminating cost in the European supply chain.
Automotive packaging experts and engineers are redefining the status quo when it comes to equipment and container management, putting greater emphasis on new and alternative materials, weighing up single use versus returnable packaging, remodelling processes to eliminate waste, and investing in new technology for improved track and trace. In this think tank workshop, experts from packaging suppliers DS Smith and ORBIS share new ideas, innovations and new opportunities in packaging and container management.
Featuring:
Chay Ankers, OEM Automotive Global Business Development Director at DS Smith
Jürgen Krahé, Senior Commercial Director at ORBIS Europe
Alan Duncan, Senior Industry Strategy Director Manufacturing EMEA at Blue Yonder
Moderated by Neemish Ladwa, Head of Product and Marketing at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
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